New Delhi, February 6: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an engaging session with students during the ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha‘ program on Friday, discussing board exams and life challenges. He offered several valuable suggestions to the students, who also presented him with special gifts. Among them, a student from Sikkim gifted him tea, to which PM Modi humorously responded, “Tea for the tea seller.”
Students showcased various talents, from singing and poetry to playing the flute. One student brought a sketch of the Prime Minister, while another presented a handmade bouquet. A student from Uttarakhand gifted a unique basket linked to the religious significance of Basant Panchami.
Additionally, a student presented a picture of Tripura Sundari, while another from Assam offered a traditional Assam gamcha, symbolizing the state’s identity.
In the first episode of ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha,’ PM Modi discussed topics ranging from “Your Style – Your Pace” to “Preparation with Purpose,” “Less Pressure – More Learning,” “Staying Focused Amidst Noise,” and “Big Dreams – Big Achievements.” He also addressed numerous questions from students.
PM Modi provided crucial advice on balancing “Marks, Games, and Laughter.” Responding to queries from students like Aryan Sharma from Raipur, who wanted to know how to balance studies with real-world preparation, and Priya Kumari from Guwahati, who inquired about career readiness, he emphasized the essence of life skills.
Highlighting everyday challenges, PM Modi stated that their significance is not just great but exceptional. He urged students to keep themselves “fully up-to-date” regarding professional skills.